Every supporting act needs to work hard. The Stripe Tray by pattern maestro and long-time Hem collaborator Arthur Arbesser is just such a household tool. The Stripe Tray is made using a traditional technique in Southern Sweden, where layers of birch veneer and a printed paper motif are molded together using heat and pressure. A laminated melamine surface means that the Stripe Tray is as resilient as it is attractive. Much more than a merely functional kitchen object, whether casually lent against a work surface, stacked upon a countertop or in use safely delivering drinks or dinner to their destination, the Stripe Trays bring undiluted color and graphic impact wherever they go.
Every supporting act needs to work hard. The Stripe Tray by pattern maestro and long-time Hem collaborator Arthur Arbesser is just such a household tool. The Stripe Tray is made using a traditional technique in Southern Sweden, where layers of birch veneer and a printed paper motif are molded together using heat and pressure. A laminated melamine surface means that the Stripe Tray is as resilient as it is attractive. Much more than a merely functional kitchen object, whether casually lent against a work surface, stacked upon a countertop or in use safely delivering drinks or dinner to their destination, the Stripe Trays bring undiluted color and graphic impact wherever they go.
Designed by Arthur Arbesser
Born and raised in Vienna, designer Arthur Arbesser creates work that is strongly influenced by the city’s history and culture. In 2013, Arbesser has launched his own womenswear label, which he describes as sophisticated yet bursting with energy. A graduate from Central Saint Martins in London, he is one of the most promising young designers in fashion today.
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